a place in the ancient postal or courier system where officials and messengers could rest or change horses

(literary) an ancient courier route or highway used for delivering official documents and for travel by officials, often featuring rest stops along the way

an ancient highway or courier route used for official government dispatches and transportation

a courier or posthouse runner; a mailman

(literary) an official courier or messenger who delivered government documents or mail using post horses; someone working at a courier station

Yicheng district of [[驻马店市|駐馬店市|zhu4 ma3 dian4 shi4]] city, Henan province

Yicheng district of [[驻马店市|駐馬店市|zhu4 ma3 dian4 shi4]] city in Henan province

continuous and unending flow of people or traffic; (variant form) describing a steady succession of arrivals and departures

posthouse; courier station in ancient times

The official courier and postal system of imperial China, typically involving a network of relay stations for horses and mail.

an electronic or electromagnetic switch used to control a circuit

(literary) a courier station or hostel for officials, envoys, and travelers in ancient times

to travel speedily from post to post along a designated route, often using horses or carriages provided by local officials

A low-ranking official in the Ming and Qing dynasties responsible for managing a government relay station, including the horses, carriages, and guest reception.

(literary) a courier station or roadside pavilion for travelers to rest in ancient China

system for delivering official documents and accommodating traveling officials in ancient China; relayed by post-horse until the late Qing dynasty

(literary) an official or officer in charge of a post station during imperial times

postal station worker or messenger in ancient China

a post house or courier station in ancient times for travelers to rest and change horses

A horse kept at a post house for use by couriers or officials to deliver government documents and transport people along a relay system

A horse-drawn vehicle used before the 20th century to transport passengers, mail, and freight over a regular route.

Growing vigorously; specifically describing grain.

(literary) forming a continuous and unbroken line; in an endless stream

Longquanyi, often simply called [[龙泉|龍泉|long2 quan2]], a district of Chengdu City [[成都市|成都市|cheng2 du1 shi4]], Sichuan.